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Most parents consider at least a few factors before buying toys for their children. For example, it is normal to research what’s currently popular, what will provide lasting enjoyment and, of course, what’s in their budget. But there’s one resource that many parents overlook: the Consumer Prod…Read More

Medication mistakes occur far more often than they should. Every year, up to 7,000 Americans die from complications that can be attributed to medication errors. In an attempt to reduce the number of medication mistakes that occur at healthcare facilities and pharmacies around the country, res…Read More

Because the brain plays a vital role in every bodily function, a head injury ultimately affects more than just the head. In other words, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) manifest more than mere physical symptoms at the site of impact. There are actually three kinds of symptoms that people who …Read More

If you sustained injuries due to someone else’s negligence or intentional wrongdoing, you may have grounds for a personal injury claim. But if you’re like most people, you’ve never had to file such a claim before, so you might not know what to look for in an attorney. In cities like New York, …Read More

Whiplash is a relatively common car accident injury, especially in rear-end collisions. Also known as “neck strain,” whiplash is considered by many to be a minor injury—but in severe cases, it can lead to permanent complications. Up to 42 percent of people who sustain whiplash develop c…Read More

Can I Sue a Driver Who Ran over My Foot? Pedestrian accidents injure and kill thousands of people every year in the United States. In 2015 alone, more than 5,000 pedestrians died in traffic crashes, and over 129,000 received hospital treatment for injuries. Although speeding, distracte…Read More

Bicycle accidents are relatively common in every big city due to the sheer number of drivers and cyclists on the road. Unfortunately, any collision involving a cyclist is likely to result in serious injuries or death. If you were hurt or lost a family member in a bicycle crash, the smartest s…Read More

If you or someone close to you has ever been diagnosed with a serious illness, you already know how stressful it can be. On the other hand, receiving no diagnosis at all can be incredibly frustrating—and just as stressful—if you are experiencing symptoms. Unfortunately, diagnostic errors …Read More

Bicyclists in the state of Massachusetts have many of the same rights and responsibilities as the motorists in traffic around them. In an effort to protect bicyclists from devastating accidents and serious injuries, though, there are a few additional laws that apply to them. For example, Massachuset…Read More

From your dentist to your optometrist, you put a lot of trust in every medical provider whom you see. Unfortunately, healthcare professionals make mistakes just like anyone else, and the consequences are often devastating. If a physician fails to provide adequate care and you suffer an injury or ill…Read More

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